Well, howdy there internet people, let's Bow again and welcome to the

Roads with Bow. Today is April 14th, 2024 and this is episode 34 of the

Roads Not Taken, which is a weekly series where we go through the

previous week's events and talk about news that was unreported, underreported,

didn't get the coverage it deserved, or I just found it interesting.

And then we normally go through a few questions from y'all.

Okay, starting off in foreign policy,

the former U.S. Ambassador, Rocha, was sentenced to 15 years for his part in what is described

as the longest-running infiltration of the United States government

working for Cuba.

Russian advisors have arrived in Niger. the U.S. appears to have lost a key partner in the region.

Iran launched its response to Israel's strike on a diplomatic facility last night if you

miss the news. There's a video about it over on the main channel and there's more coming

out today.

Rumor mill says that Australia is seriously considering

the recognition of a Palestinian state.

The US is transferring tons, literal tons,

of weapons and ammo seized from Iran to Ukraine.

The former boss of Shenbet has called for Netanyahu to step down, saying that he was leading the country to, quote,

doom.

On to US News, without a major development today, tomorrow will begin the first criminal trial of Trump.

And jury selection is up first.

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